Chunger's Photo Tips Okay, I'm not an amazing halo 3 photographer, but I do know a LOT about photography. I have seen some photo's taken in halo 3 that lack good photo structure. I'm going to teach you many of the basics of professional photography and the things we check before we CLICK to take the picture. Lets get started with definitions and pictures to give you some examples. Before we start we need to mention on VERY important part of photography. The Center of visual interest or CVI. The CVI is the place that you the human eye should glance at FIRST. It is the main object of a photo, or the main point, if you will. Simplicity-One thing going on in a picture, using a clean background. Rule of thirds- too hard to explain in words, this picture of a sheep gives you an example. See how the sheep is located at the crossing point on the seperation lines, try putting a vehicle or a spartan in any of these areas and you're photo's will look better. Leading Lines- lines in the photo that lead to the CVI. For example, below are some train tracks that lead the the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. Balance-Objects in Foreground and Background the provide information on the basis behind the picture. Short depth of field-Short distance covered within the photo. Long depth of field-Long distance covered within the photo. Framing-objects in the photo frame the CYI. High angle view-shows things from higher angles. low angle view-shows things from lower angles. repetition of object/form-object/form repeating more than 3 times. Selective focus-CVI is in the sharpest focus while background is blurred. I hope these helped you guys and I hope to see some better photo's next time I look through the Photo section on FH. hahaha. If these tips helped feel free to leave me a message on this thread or a PM or something.